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Director Executivo: Rui de Vasconcelos* Sede: AAAJC* Telefone: 20030252*Cidade de Tete *Chingodzi* Editado em Português e Inglês
Foram enterrar nesta Quarta-feira, os restos mortais de mente missão de paralegais que desperta o domínio comunitá-
Elias Stivin Waeti, delegado distrital da Associação dos rio no quadro dos desafios de desenvolvimento actual . Por
Naturais e Amigos de Marávia e Zumbo, ANAMAZU, esta perda, o Director executivo da AAAJC, membros e seus
falecido vítima de doença. As comunicações imperfei- colaboradores, endereçam à família enlutada, as mais sentidas
tas e o alvoroço provocado pela sua doença, tanto no condolências.
seio familiar como no distrito de Marávia contribuíram
de certa forma na limitação de possível intervenção da
AAAJC com quem desde sempre, o finado colaborou. Parceiros:
Elias Stivin Waeti era para além de homem corajoso,
muito dedicado e carregava à cabeça a vida institucio-
nal da ANAMAZU na divisão de Marávia como se de
seu bem pessoal se tratasse. Aliás, nessa sua qualidade
de Delegado distrital, Elias foi com outros companhei-
ros daquela associação, a “pedra de toque” na imple-
mentação dos projectos de Boa Governação Florestal a
urgência do momento, projectos sobre direitos das co-
munidades daqueles dois distritos e ainda sobre a vee-
Quem somos? Associação de Apoio e Assistência Jurídica as Comunidades (AAAJC), é uma organização da Sociedade Civil
Moçambicana, não-governamental, sem fins lucrativos, de âmbito nacional, fundada em 2008 e com os seus estatutos legal-
mente publicados em 2010 no Boletim da República nº. 2, III serie, 4º suplemento de 19 de Janeiro. A sede é na cidade de Tete.
Penhane OFICIAL REPORT CARD OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR SUPPORT AND LEGAL ASSISTANCE TO COMMUNITIES
The Executive Director Rui de Vasconcelos* Sede: AAAJC* Telefone: 20030252*City of Tete*Chingodzi* Edited in Portuguese & English
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They were burying on Wednesday the remains of Elias context of current development challenges. For this
Stivin Waeti, district delegate of the Association of loss, the AAAJC Executive Director, members and
Naturals and Friends of Maravia and Zumbo, their collaborators, address the most mourning con-
ANAMAZU, who died of illness. The imperfect com- dolences to the bereaved family.
munications and the excitement caused by his illness,
both within the family and in the Maravian district,
contributed to some extent in limiting the possible in-
tervention of the AAAJC with whom the deceased has
always collaborated. Elias Stivin Waeti was not only a Partners:
brave man, he was very devoted and carried the insti-
tutional life of ANAMAZU in the Maravia division as
if it were his personal good. Indeed, in his capacity as
District Delegate, Elias was with other fellows of that
association, the “cornerstone” in the implementation
of the Good Forest Governance projects, the urgency of
the moment, projects on the rights of the communities
of those two districts and on the vehement mission of
paralegals that awakens Community dominance in the
Who Are We? The Association for Support and Legal Assistance to Communities (AAAJC) is an mozambican Civil Society Organization (CSO) based in Tete province, non-governmental and non proffit, created in 2008 by
a group of Paralegals in natural resources and development law, formed by the Center for Legal and Judicial Training (CFJJ), now Ministry of Justice, who decided to organize themselves based on their knowledge to promote
social and economic development and respect for human rights based on observance of the principles of social justice, equity and sustainability. Its scope of action was limited to the areas of economic development and poverty
reduction in a participatory manner, legal support to communities and citizens, environmental education, conflict resolution, advocacy of public policies and human rights. In 2010, following the implementation of some initiatives
and completing the process of its constitution, the organization was formally legalized with statutes published in the Bulletin of the Republic no. 2, III series, 4th supplement of January 19, 2010.